The Young Lion

The success of Millwall can make fans feel the glory and happiness most directly. For those who are enjoying it, they are most disgusted to hear negative voices.

So Wild Lions fans hate the media belittle Millwall's achievements from the side.

They are already the kings of London and England, but occasionally they can hear comments such as: Millwall is in La Liga, Serie A cannot be so brilliant.

This makes the fans uncomfortable, and they will always laugh out loud.

When Nedved broke through the Lazio gate, the huge declaration that the Wild Lions fans had agreed before the game sounded from the stands.

Lazio has the guts to come to the Premier League! Lazio has the guts to come to the Premier League!

Aldridge heard the shouts of the fans, and suddenly couldn't laugh or cry.

Although this is not as nonsensical as Guan Gong's battle with Qin Qiong, he laughed at Millwall's belittling comments from the outside world.

If there is no European competition, no Champions League, UEFA Cup and other stages, vertical comparison does not exist, it only exists in assumptions, that is, the public is right and the mother is right.

But since there is a European stage, and some people think that Millwall's record will plummet if he goes to Serie A or La Liga, then this kind of comment is too stupid.

And such remarks are mostly sensationalized by media reporters. Some professional football commentators will never say such ridiculous and generous comments.

If you play well, you play well. If you can't play well, you can't go anywhere.

Millwall has played against the league champions or runners-up of various countries in the European wars in recent years.

Milan, Inter Milan. Juventus. Millwall did it all. And there is no defeat, 5 wins and 1 tie!

Even though Lazio has flourished in Serie A these years, there is still a certain gap between the top three in the north in terms of strength and influence.

Because of this, Aldridge didn't bother to respond to Eriksson before the game, and even didn't want to waste time to understand what the other party said.

Aldridge from before the game to the game in progress. The attitude to others is the same, take it lightly.

Now he is sitting on the coach's bench, looking calm and calm.

Eriksson's contrast is very obvious,

Before the game, he was full of pride. When Lazio lost the ball, the whole person became nervous, and even his expression seemed unnatural.

Before the start of the fourth round, Lazio was the first in the group and was in sight.

Now that the ball is lost, Lazio's situation is immediately reversed!

If Bordeaux beat Feyenoord. Lazio also lost this game now, and they will evenly share with Bordeaux. The last round of direct dialogue turned into a battle of life and death!

This is the Champions Cup. If you laugh early, you may cry at the end. As long as the strong do not fall behind in the early stage, they can exert their strength to dominate the situation at critical moments.

No one knows what Eriksson was thinking at the moment, maybe he was regretting that Salas' single-handed goal was not scored at the last moment of the last round of the game, and regretfully missed the victory.

And now, when Lazio has to score, they can't exert their strength at all because they can't control the midfield.

Veron, known as a master midfield organizer, like a wizard who can use illusion, his performance today is simply horrible.

The defense is not in place, the offense can't hold the ball, and the confrontation is knocked out.

In the most critical part of Lazio's offense, Millwall completely suppressed the opponent.

However, when Lazio took the wing, the wing players quickly fell into isolation, and the forward role of Winter and Consicao was greatly reduced.

Before the game, Aldridge was worried that Veron would perform against the sky today, but when he came to London to play away, Veron performed poorly. Pirlo and Nedved successfully contained him, and Makelele seemed relatively relaxed.

In the 38th minute of the game, Aldridge stood up and walked to the sidelines, gesturing to the players on the field.

In the following time, Millwall obviously adjusted his tactics.

The right back Schneider boldly advanced to assist, and Winter on his side was tightly suppressed, and could only exhaust himself on the defensive line.

Schneider and Larsson have a high tacit understanding. Both of them can hold the ball and have a certain ability to break through. Lazio immediately defended the left wing frequently.

Schneider's three consecutive bottom crosses were quite threatening, but it's a pity that Henry didn't get cheap in front of Nesta.

When the time came to stoppage time in the first half, Ronaldinho launched an offensive from the left, making a 45-degree cross to find the back point on the other side.

Larsson got close to the baseline to grab the point, but there was absolutely no angle of attack.

He can only head the ball, otherwise it will give Favalli a chance to steal close.

Nesta and Mikhailovich double-teamed Henry, and as long as Larsson's header was ferried, they would be able to clear the siege.

However, Larson unexpectedly chose to head the ball back to the top.

It looks more like a defender's header clearance.

Lazio's defense was retreating. No one expected Larson to push the ball outside the penalty area. After following the ball's trajectory, they found that Larson had given the ball to Schneider!

Schneider stopped the ball and made a long-range shooting posture. Simeone quickly came to block it. Schneider accidentally knocked the ball horizontally after touching the ball. He approached, and then lightly backed the ball.

Pirlo stepped in, and an earth-shattering long shot pierced Mace Guinha's fingers.

Millwall's second goal! Andrea Pirlo, powerful long-range shot, another fantastic goal, the first half is almost over, Millwall extends the lead, Lazio couldn't be worse gone.

Eriksson's face turned green, one goal behind and two goals behind, especially after the intermission, the situation is completely different.

Lazio wants to make a comeback, but there is little hope.

Before the start of the second half, Eriksson replaced Winter with Stankovic. This is the same Stankovic who later joined Inter Milan and won the Triple Crown honor under Mourinho.

Aldrich stood still and only made tactical adjustments.

In the second half, the two sides changed sides and fought again.

Eriksson stood on the sidelines and looked at Aldridge, who was sitting on the coach's bench with a calm expression, and thought: Millwall has two goals in hand, should we keep the victory?

In the eyes of the Swedish coach. Millwall may have slackened mentally in the second half.

Lazio made an offensive posture at the beginning of the second half.

Aldridge wasn't surprised at all. Isn't that normal?

Lazio's qualifying situation has changed. Now two goals behind and still not attacking? What are you waiting for?

As a result, Salas was intercepted by Southgate in front of the penalty area, and Millwall played a wave of quick and deadly counterattacks.

Ronaldinho killed Consicao and Pancaro by himself, and was knocked down by Simeone from the side and rear in the penalty area. The referee awarded a penalty kick.

Eriksson was anxious on the sidelines, accusing the referee of a misjudgment, and the fans at the scene booed, thinking that the referee should show Simeone a yellow card.

If the Argentine has a yellow card on his back. His defense at the midfielder position will be limited, but the referee gave a penalty and nothing happened. After all, Millwall led by two goals. Now that a penalty is awarded and the opponent is given a yellow card, it is a bit unreasonable. At least Ronaldinho No injuries either.

Larson had an accident when he took the penalty kick, and his penalty was actually saved by Mace Guinha. Fortunately, Henry followed up and shot the ball into the goal, otherwise Ronaldinho would probably be depressed.

47 minutes. Millwall leads by three goals, does Lazio still have a chance? Maybe.

The Wild Lions fans in the stands were very excited.

Now they don't shout about letting Lazio come to the Premier League. Changed some words.

Lazio! Do you still dare to come to London?

Yes, it is impossible for Millwall to go to Serie A to win the Serie A championship.

However, if Serie A teams dare to come to our territory, let you go back with nightmares!

The Premier League is indeed not the number one league in the world, but our Premier League champions want to wipe out all the heroes in the world!

Our king: Aldridge Hall, he will lead the team to beat all the heroes in the world!

Eriksson?

Let you become famous in Serie A, and in our eyes, call yourself a handsome man!

Eriksen thought Millwall would turn conservative in the second half and play defensive counterattacks.

If that's the case, Veron could see a resurgence because he'll be under less marking pressure, and that way, give him enough space for the Wizards to work their magic.

But Eriksson was wrong, big mistake!

In the second half, Millwall not only continued the high-pressure pressing tactics of the first half, but also the two full-backs crazily stepped up and assisted alternately!

Even with a three-goal lead, Millwall's offensive has not diminished but increased, with one wave after another.

Zambrotta and Schneider have become the protagonists on the wing. When Ronaldinho, Larson, Nedved and other key offensive players are closely guarded, their insertions appear to be unexpected, and the number of offensive points is increased. Opportunities have also greatly increased.

The spectacle on the pitch left the Lazio fans holding their heads up, yes, their heads up.

Except for Salas and Inzaghi Jr. walking near the middle circle, the Blue Eagles all returned to the penalty area, but after the defense was successful, the players gathered together and faced Millwall's counter-robbery on the spot. Unable to organize an effective offensive.

The besieged Lazio is like a caged beast, allowing Millwall, the lion, to ravage wantonly.

In the 64th minute, Millwall, who had been under attack for a long time, made another victory.

Gianluca Zambrotta made a pass from the bottom, and Nedved headed the ball in front of the goal, but it turned into a ferry.

Aldridge got up and began to change players, two at a time.

Klose enters, Larsson exits.

Enter Ferreira, exit Schneider.

After such a substitution, Millwall played one-sided, Zambrotta assisted, and Ferreira devoted all his energy to defense.

Millwall mainly attacked from the left, attacking the side of Consicao and Pancaro.

In the 78th minute, Ronaldinho and Klose scored from the ribs of the penalty area after playing two consecutive ones. After successfully breaking through Mikhailovich, the ball was sent into the goal from the near corner of the goal.

5:0, Millwall slaughtered Lazio. This score made Fleet Street a laughing stock. They tried their best to exaggerate the war between Hall and Eriksson before the game, portraying this game as the focus of a strong dialogue, but Regardless of the process or the result, Fleet Street had a big own goal, which is too ridiculous. Millwall and Lazio should not be listed as the same team at all. Now people should be wondering why they were in Rome before. , Millwall was almost lore, and only got a draw?

If Aldridge was asked this question face to face, and he was willing to answer honestly, he would say frankly: Deliberately suppressing the player's state, playing away games, apart from the one-handed goal that was almost a lore, Lazio has no advantage , and so on.

When the whole game came to an end with the enthusiastic cheers of Wild Lions fans, the score on the scoreboard was fixed at 5:0.

Aldrich stood up and was about to walk towards Eriksson, but he stopped again when he saw the other party's distraught look.

After hesitating for a moment, he walked directly into the player tunnel.

When preparing for this game, Aldridge thought about exchanging a few words with Eriksson, not to make friends, but because this year is Lazio's centennial celebration, he just wanted to send congratulations on behalf of the club.

Well, the gift has been sent.

Lazio, celebrating the centenary, Millwall presents you with 5 eggs with both hands, thank you for taking them.

Goodbye! (to be continued...) ()